When it comes to the state of Florida, you will find that our athletes are just that – athletes.
While they may play football, baseball and basketball as a primary sport, that doesn’t mean that they don’t compete in other arenas at the school. In fact, it is essential that our student/athletes play more than one sport to help teams win.
In south Florida, football prospects will either run track, play basketball, wrestle or just about any other activity that will keep them competitive and sharp. It has long been that way, but never spotlighted.
By seeing football talent perform live in camps, combines, 7-on-7 tryouts, practices and games has given us a major advantage in covering football for half a century.
Bringing you the prospects that don’t have the stars next to their names has earned us a reputation of uncovering more talent that the average person just does not know about.
Things are changing when it comes to off season football – and in south Florida – you can already see it happening.
There was a time when 7-on-7 teams would wait until the first and second week of January to host tryouts, but that is certainly not the case anymore.
There is a sense this spring and summer that this may be the most important time of year for all athletes.
With the pandemic forcing college coaches to miss out on two consecutive spring evaluation periods, college coaches will finally get to see and talk to recruits starting June 1, so there is a lot to catch up on.
As this season begins to wind down, the one thing that we continued to do during the pandemic and throughout 2020 is to promote every athlete in south Florida.
No matter what class they play in – or what college they have in mind, we will promote EVERY PROSPECT in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.